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Conservation

Solving Farmer-Herder Conflicts: How the Maasai Are Turning to Modern Agriculture

Manyara. Some Maasai pastoralists in Simanjiro District, Manyara Region, have ventured into modern drip irrigation farming, marking a significant shift from their traditional reliance on livestock. This innovative farming technique
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How Drip Irrigation is Bringing Hope to Drought-Stricken Farmers in Manyara and Dodoma

Babati/Dodoma. Facing unpredictable rainfall, farmers in the Manyara and Dodoma regions have turned to drip irrigation as a solution to water scarcity. Farmers growing leguminous crops have embraced this method
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Biodiversity 

WWF Warns of Critical Biodiversity Tipping

Dar es Salaam. Africa has witnessed an overwhelming 76 percent decline in wildlife populations over the past 50 years, according to World Wide Fund for Nature’s (WWF) 2024 Living Planet
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Biodiversity 

Data Geoportal Initiative: Unlocking Data for Sustainable Ecosystems

Dar es Salaam.  In a significant advancement for environmental conservation, the Regional Centre of Excellence (RCoE) for Biodiversity, Forests, and Seascape Ecosystems Management has unveiled a Data Geoportal platform in
Halili Letea
11 months ago
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Biodiversity 

How Hadzabe use indigenous knowledge to protect environment

Arusha. For generations Hadzabe – an indigenous tribe found in northern Tanzania – has survived habitat and other kinds of changes which have affected other parts of the country thanks
Aika Kimaro
12 months ago
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Conservation

NEMC: Project Delays Due to Investors’ Failure to Meet EIA Standards

Dar es Salaam. The National Environment Management Council (NEMC) has cited a lack of understanding of legal requirements among investors as a primary reason for delays in obtaining Environmental Impact
Halili Letea
12 months ago
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Data visualization

Beyond the Crash: How Families and Relatives Cope with Motorcycle Tragedies

Dar es Salaam. "Since my husband passed away, life has been difficult. Only God knows how my children and I manage to eat; we have no certainty about tomorrow," says
Halili Letea
1 year ago
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Climate change

Tanzania’s clean energy push: VP highlights gender equity and environmental goals

Dar es Salaam. The Vice President of Tanzania, Dr Philip Mpango, has emphasized the need for equitable and gender-sensitive reforms, calling for clean cooking solutions to be prioritized in development
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1 year ago
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News

New PPE Initiative Launched in Kenya to Safeguard Farmers from Pesticide Exposure

Nairobi. Kenya has introduced a new range of cost-effective and comfortable personal protective clothing, essential for safe crop protection handling. This new protective gear was launched on Wednesday, August 21,
Halili Letea
1 year ago
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Health

The silent health crisis in Dar es Salaam’s food markets and the resulting revenue losses

Dar es Salaam. According to the Local Government (District Authorities) Act No. 7 of 1982, the primary duty of Local Government Authorities (LGAs) is to protect and promote public health,
Halili Letea
1 year ago
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Health

EAC WASH project concluded successful

The Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Project which was being implemented in East Africa by several partners has been completed successful. A statement issued recently said the project has reached
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1 year ago
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Conservation

Inspiring story of Aga Khan Mzizima students on climate action field trip to Morogoro

Morogoro. On July 23rd, 26 students from Aga Khan Mzizima Secondary School, Dar es Salaam embarked on an educational field trip to Morogoro. The primary aim was to provide a
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Biodiversity 

Environmental Stakeholders Urge Comprehensive Solid Waste Management

Dar es Salaam. Environmental sanitation stakeholders have called for establishment of eco-systems for management of solid waste in the country.They have pointed out that the main reasons solid waste has
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1 year ago
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Biodiversity 

TARI research indigenous seed to help paddy farmers increase output

The Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute (TARI) is conducting a research on flood-tolerant rice varieties which aims at help farmer mitigate losses caused by climate change. The research also involves registering
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1 year ago
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Conservation

Request for Alternative Energy to Preserve Udzungwa Mountains National Park

Morogoro. Residents of villages bordering the Udzungwa Mountains National Park have requested the government, in collaboration with stakeholders, to provide them with alternative cooking energy sources to tame the excessive
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1 year ago
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Biodiversity 

Unsegregated Household Waste and Its Contribution to Environmental Pollution

Dar es Salaam. At 9:30 pm, Mariam Rashid (35) walks anxiously through her neighborhood in Vingunguti, Dar es Salaam, holding a large bundle of waste in her hand. After a five-minute
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1 year ago
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Op-Ed

Empowering Tanzanian Women: Clean Cooking Energy in the Face of Climate Change

Prepared by Upendo Mwakyusa Climate change poses significant risks to women in Africa and particularly Tanzania from family levels to society levels, level in terms of economic, social, and health
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Kilwa’s Collaborative Approach to Ocean Management, Strengthening Marine Stewardship

Lindi. Kilwa District Council in Lindi Region has launched a special project aimed to execute collaborative initiatives of fisheries and the coastal environment to significantly improve ocean management and boost
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1 year ago
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Biodiversity 

Urgent Action Needed: 90 Days to Ensure Safe Disposal of Hazardous Waste in Healthcare Centers

Dar es Salaam. 90 days have been given to health service facilities including dispensaries to ensure they have specific areas for incinerating hazardous waste; failure to comply may lead to
Halili Letea
1 year ago
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Government Takes Steps to Strengthen Climate Resilience in Agriculture    

Dar es Salaam. In an effort to mitigate, adapt to, and build resilience to the effects of climate change in the country, the government has devised various strategies, including increasing
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1 year ago
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Assistance Extended to 41,462 Flood Victims along the Coast

Coast. 41,462 flood victims in the Rufiji, Kibiti, Lindi, Kilwa Malinyi, Katavi, and Morogoro Municipality areas are poised to receive crucial humanitarian aid to alleviate their suffering. The aid has
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1 year ago
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Climate change

Building a Sustainable Future: Harnessing Children’s Potential in Climate Initiatives

Dar es Salaam. In the year 2124, it's conceivable that none of us currently alive will still be here. Nonetheless, this doesn't imply an absence of people; on the contrary,
Halili Letea
1 year ago
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Biodiversity 

Study Reveals Presence of Harmful Chemicals in Recycled Plastics

A recent study conducted across 13 countries, including Tanzania, has revealed a concerning discovery: recycled plastics may harbor traces of harmful chemicals. Dorah Swai, the Executive Director of AGENDA, emphasized
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Biodiversity 

The Tanzanian Turtle Initiative, a Blueprint for Marine Conservation launched

Coast. The government, through the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, has launched the “National Action Plan for the Conservation of Marine Turtles”, slated to be implemented over five years from
Halili Letea
1 year ago
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Women

Unleashing female leadership, a path to progress

Dar es Salaam. Professor Kitila Mkumbo, the Minister of State in the Office of the President (Planning and Investment), emphasized the necessity of empowering women for the betterment of the
Halili Letea
1 year ago
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Climate change

TFS roots for just, responsible, accountable carbon trade

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania Forestry Services Agency (TFS) has called for international carbon trade which takes into consideration interests of all parties. The call was made in Dar es Salaam
Peter Nyanje
1 year ago
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Biodiversity 

Plastic Pollution Plagues Dar Beaches, Infuriating Business Owners

Despite significant efforts by the government and environmental stakeholders to maintain cleanliness on the beaches of Dar es Salaam, the situation remains contentious, adversely impacting small-scale investors in these areas.
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2 years ago
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Biodiversity 

Plastic Dilemma: Close Look at Economic Advancements and Environmental Setbacks

Dar es Salaam. The surge in plastic usage parallels the expansion of the economy, according to insights from Professor Aurelia Kamuzora, a Senior Economist at Mzumbe University. When queried about
Halili Letea
2 years ago
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ATN Advocates for Inclusive Trade Policies Ahead of WTO MC13

Dar es Salaam. In anticipation of the Thirteenth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO MC13), the Africa Trade Network (ATN) is making waves with its impassioned call for
Halili Letea
2 years ago
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Biodiversity 

Government Urged to Develop Sustainable Solutions for Human-Wildlife Conflicts

The imperative need for the Tanzanian government and conservation stakeholders to devise sustainable strategies promoting harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife within wildlife corridors has been emphasized. This advice comes
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2 years ago
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Biodiversity 

Unifying Forces: Government and NGOs Join Hands to Tackle Climate Change Impact in Wildlife Corridors

To effectively address the challenges arising from climate change and the ensuing conflicts between animals and humans in wildlife corridors, collaborative efforts between governments and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are imperative.
Gilla
2 years ago
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Biodiversity 

Environmental Stakeholders Join Forces to Tackle Plastic Pollution

Dar es Salaam. Environmental advocates in Tanzania are on a mission to save the environment by focusing on the collection of plastic bottles, including colored ones that significantly contribute to
Halili Letea
2 years ago
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Biodiversity 

Threat to Tanzania’s Indigenous Trees an Urgent Calls for Conservation

Coast Region. Tanzania's is grappling with a perilous situation as indigenous trees face the risk of extinction. The alarm was sounded by Reuben Magandi, the Conservation Officer of the Tanzania
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2 years ago
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JET’s Environmental Training Equips Journalists for Conservation Reporting

Bagamoyo. The Journalists Environmental Association of Tanzania (JET) is presently conducting a specialized two-day training for journalists, aimed at enriching their understanding of corridor conservation issues, specifically addressing Illegal Forest
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2 years ago
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Finance, Green Economies, and Reform: Unveiling Africa’s Blueprint at the ECA Conference

Dar es Salaam. In a momentous occasion, Mr Claver Gatete, the UN Under-Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), held his introductory press conference on Monday,
Halili Letea
2 years ago
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Investments to improve coal loading at Mtwara Port on the cards

Mtwara. For long time Mtwara Port and NEMC – the environment watchdog in the country have been wrangling over handling of coal at the part as being the cause of
Peter Nyanje
2 years ago
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Biodiversity 

Environmental Pollution: Hindering Economic Growth, Boosting Zero Waste Solutions

Dar es Salaam. In a candid statement, Mkana Mohamed, the Head of the Environment Department at Temeke Municipal, sounded the alarm on the adverse effects of environmental pollution on economic
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2 years ago
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Climate change

Africa skeptical as COP28 unfolds expectations

Dar es Salaam. The African Group of Negotiators on Climate Change (AGN) doubted whether the 28th meeting of Parties to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC-COP28) will meet
Halili Letea
2 years ago
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Climate change

Tanzania’s perspective on the Global Pact on Transforming Agriculture, Food Systems

Dar es Salaam. The COP28 UAE Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems, and Climate Action underscores the urgent need for global collaboration in the face of escalating climate threats
Halili Letea
2 years ago
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Agriculture

TADB empowers Galaxy Foods to expand Kilimanjaro fresh across Tanzania

Arusha. The Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) has empowered Galaxy Food and Beverages Ltd, popularly known for its Kilimanjaro Fresh brand, to overcome production barriers and expand its market reach.
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Agriculture

How Tanga youth advance through dairy farming with TADB and Solidaridad support

Tanga. Young in Tanga Region are making significant strides in development through dairy farming, thanks to support from the Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) in partnership with Solidaridad East Africa.
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Uncategorized

AGN chair: ‘Africa demands fair share of $1.3 trillion climate finance’By Jenifer Gilla

By Jenifer Gilla Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Africa is demanding its fair share of the proposed $1.3 trillion New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) on climate finance, arguing that only a shift
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Activists demand gender-sensitive approach to climate mobility in Africa

By Jenifer Gilla Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Experts and activists are calling for stronger integration of gender and migration issues into Africa’s climate agenda, stressing that women, girls, and youth bear
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CSOs demand gender justice as institutions pledge support

By Jenifer Gilla Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. At a side event during Africa Climate Week, civil society leaders and financial institutions sparred over the future of climate finance in Africa particularly
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Uncategorized

How TADB empowered more than 200 Mombo rice farmers to secure yields and livelihoods

Tanga. Since 1967, the Mombo Irrigation Scheme Cooperative has been a cornerstone of rice production in the area, bringing together 207 farmers, 131 women and 76 men all driven by
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Africa pushes for predictable climate finance ahead of COP30

By Jenifer Gilla   Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. African leaders opened the Africa Climate Summit in Addis Ababa with a firm demand for fair and predictable climate finance, warning that without
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Climate change

Stronger digital advocacy needed to amplify rural women’s voices in Africa’s just transition

By Jenifer Gilla Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Feminist leaders and climate justice advocates have urged greater use of digital platforms and communication tools to ensure rural women’s voices are central in
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African feminist demands just transition beyond colonial legacies

By Jenifer Gilla Addis Ababa. Despite its vast renewable energy potential, fertile land, and the world’s youngest workforce, Africa continues to grapple with debt, food insecurity, and climate vulnerability. At
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Agriculture

Youth agribusiness thrives in Zanzibar with TADB Support: The TB farm story

Paje, Unguja. On the eastern shores of Zanzibar, in the village of Paje, two young graduates have turned their passion and determination into a thriving agribusiness. With the support of
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